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You'll never guess how your body fights germs or how dinosaurs fought each other, what kind of animal is named after Sir David Attenborough and what sunsets look like on Mars. \n\nAll is revealed in this delightful collection of four books. \n\nA brilliant addition to any family bookshop, the Big Book of Things to Know contains amazing facts from Lots of things to know about Your Body, Space, Animals and Dinosaurs in a single volume bursting with vibrant illustrations and packed with quirky and surprising things to know.\n\nClear, approachable text will spark young readers' curiosity and is perfect for fact-hungry children to share with family or impress their friends with.

Chomp! This photo-guessing game challenges kids to guess whose teeth are in the images. The dazzling, jagged, and razor-sharp answers may be surprising!

Sniff! This photo-guessing game challenges kids to guess whose nose appears in each image. The sniffling and snort-worthy answers may be surprising!

What do you want to be when you grow up? It's a familiar question we're all asked as kids. While seemingly harmless, the question has unintended consequences. It can make you feel like you need to choose one job, one passion, one thing to be about. Guess what? You don't. \n\nHaving a lot of different interests, projects and curiosities doesn't make you a \"jack-of-all-trades, master of none.\" Your endless curiosity doesn't mean you are broken or flaky. What you are is a multipotentialite: someone with many interests and creative pursuits. And that is actually your biggest strength.\n\nHow to Be Everything helps you channel your diverse passions and skills to work for you. Based on her popular TED talk, \"Why some of us don't have one true calling\", Emilie Wapnick flips the script on conventional career advice. Instead of suggesting that you specialize, choose a niche or accumulate 10,000 hours of practice in a single area, Wapnick provides a practical framework for building a sustainable life around ALL of your passions.\nYou'll discover:\n•  Why your multipotentiality is your biggest strength, especially in today's uncertain job market.\n•  How to make a living and structure your work if you have many skills and interests.\n•  How to focus on multiple projects and make progress on all of them.\n•  How to handle common insecurities such as the fear of not being the best, the guilt associated with losing interest in something you used to love and the challenge of explaining \"what you do\" to others.\n \nNot fitting neatly into a box can be a beautiful thing. How to Be Everything teaches you how to design a life, at any age and stage of your career, that allows you to be fully you, and find the kind of work you'll love.

Two people are firefighters and do the same job. When one is asked what they do for a living, their response is met with: 'That's amazing, you are so brave!', while the other is asked: 'Isn't that dangerous? Aren't you scared? What about your kids?' Can you guess the difference between the two?\n\nThese comments are the reality for Dr Sabrina Cohen-Hatton and many other women at work and in life. Gender biases stop women from succeeding - but why are certain qualities associated with success viewed less favourably for women?\n\nAfter leaving home at 15, going through extreme personal adversity and a period of homelessness, Sabrina gained first-hand experience of the hurdles women face to become successful. In The Gender Bias, she explores the everyday prejudices women experience through the prism of success. From leadership, to risk-taking, perception and failure, Sabrina exposes the invisible barriers that are holding women back.\n\nThrough an analysis of studies and data, Sabrina unpicks why women are judged differently, examines why that matters and offers practical solutions on how we can tackle our biases and overcome sustained systems.

Shortlisted for the Russell Prize for Humour Writing for Young People \n\n\n\n\nShortlisted for Speech Pathology Book of the Year \n\n \n\n\"Kids will love trying to guess what the shadows really are and will be delighted when the authors out-silly them every time.\" Readings \n\n\n \n\nSneaky Shadows uniquely showcases the limitless possibilities of shadow casting in a book of imaginative, absurd misdirection. Its humor, pace and timing will have young audiences on their toes with anticipation, as the bizarre scenarios of author SC Manchild unfold.\n\n\n\n\nThis is cheeky, laugh-out-loud fun that inspires repeated readings from children (and parents!) of all ages.